Baltimore’s World Trade Center on East Pratt Street is a prominent attraction of the Inner Harbor. The tower has a visitor center and observation deck.
- Name: World Trade Center
- Location: 401 East Pratt Street / Pier 4
- Year Completed: 1977
- Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
- Style: Postmodern
- Wikipedia: Baltimore World Trade Center
- Google Map
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The five-sided World Trade Center dominates the waterfront at Harborside. The tower includes a visitor center and Top of the World Observation Level.
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Harborside view, dominated by World Trade Center, a five-sided tower with observation level.
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Looking up the World Trade Center's East Pratt Street (northern) facade.
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Looking up the World Trade Center's East Pratt Street (northern) facade.
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World Trade Center Baltimore towers over US Coast Guard Lightship Chesapeake. Both are Inner Harbor tourist attractions.
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Baltimore's World Trade Center on East Pratt Street is a prominent attraction of the Inner Harbor.
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Baltimore's World Trade Center on East Pratt Street is a prominent attraction of the Inner Harbor.
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Baltimore's World Trade Center on East Pratt Street is a prominent attraction of the Inner Harbor.
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Baltimore's World Trade Center on East Pratt Street is a prominent attraction of the Inner Harbor.
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